Bolla
Bolla "La Fondazione" Valpolicella DOC 2024
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Chianti DOCG V
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Chianti DOCG NV
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Chianti DOCG 2023
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie DOC 2023
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Soave Classico DOC 2023
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Valpolicella DOC NV
- Bolla “La Fondazione” Valpolicella DOC 2023
- Bolla Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2019
- Bolla Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2018
- Bolla Amarone della Valpolicella Classico DOCG 2017
- Bolla Bardolino DOC NV
- Bolla Bardolino DOC 2023
- Bolla Cabernet Sauvignon Trevenezie IGT 2024
- Bolla Cabernet Sauvignon Trevenezie IGT 2023
- Bolla Chardonnay Delle Trevenezie IGT 2023
- Bolla Merlot d’Italia NV
- Bolla Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie DOC V
- Bolla Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie DOC NV
- Bolla Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie DOC 2024
- Bolla Pinot Grigio Delle Venezie DOC 2023
- Bolla Pinot Noir Provincia di Pavia IGT NV
- Bolla Pinot Noir Provincia di Pavia IGT 2024
- Bolla Sangiovese di Romagna NV
- Bolla Sangiovese di Romagna 2024
- Bolla Sangiovese di Romagna NV
- Bolla Sangiovese di Romagna 2024

About
The story of the Bolla winery is the story of a family that revolutionized the wine market in the last century to become today one of the most internationally important Italian wine companies.
The soil is volcanic, rich in calcium, potassium and magnesium. Hand-harvested grapes are crushed and gently pressed. Fermentation takes place at controlled temperatures in stainless steel tanks for three weeks and the wine remains on the lees as long as possible, before bottling. A passion for winemaking, respect and knowledge of the territory and a willingness to experiment are the founding values which are still today the driving force behind the work of the Bolla winery.
Terroir
Hilly Valpolicella zone, Veneto, Italy. Limestone hills at 200 meters (650 feet) altitude with some clay, stone and volcanic rock.
Vinification
Hand-harvested indigenous grapes are crushed and fermented in temperature-controlled small stainless-steel tanks for about one week to maintain fresh fruit character and natural, soft tannins. Malolactic fermentation follows, which increases the wine’s complexity and the wine is then aged in a mix of Slavonian, French, and American oak for 2 months.